2006 8th International Conference Advanced Communication Technology 2006
DOI: 10.1109/icact.2006.205966
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Intelligent network services in migration from PSTN toward NGN

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“… Definition of the goal and strategic objectives: The goal refers to the direction around which the actions should be aimed, it is suggested to develop the knowledge gaps identified above, and goal must be specific, measurable, consensual and realistic. Subsequently, groups can be defined by means of a work division structure, responsible for developing the objectives that will allow the goal to be reached, figure 3 represents an example: Once the objectives that will make possible the goal "efficiently manage the TDM and NGN network" have been identified, it is through the interaction proposed by Huang, (2002) 13 that they emphasize the dynamic model of the creation of the knowledge, where it is proposed that through the conversion of knowledge, the individual and technological requirements required by BaghTel's Specialized Networks Management can be defined.  Development of short, medium and long term plans: It refers to the plans that broadly define the activities and actions necessary to give continuity to the goal of "efficiently managing the TDM and NGN network".…”
Section: Development Of a Knowledge Strategymentioning
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“… Definition of the goal and strategic objectives: The goal refers to the direction around which the actions should be aimed, it is suggested to develop the knowledge gaps identified above, and goal must be specific, measurable, consensual and realistic. Subsequently, groups can be defined by means of a work division structure, responsible for developing the objectives that will allow the goal to be reached, figure 3 represents an example: Once the objectives that will make possible the goal "efficiently manage the TDM and NGN network" have been identified, it is through the interaction proposed by Huang, (2002) 13 that they emphasize the dynamic model of the creation of the knowledge, where it is proposed that through the conversion of knowledge, the individual and technological requirements required by BaghTel's Specialized Networks Management can be defined.  Development of short, medium and long term plans: It refers to the plans that broadly define the activities and actions necessary to give continuity to the goal of "efficiently managing the TDM and NGN network".…”
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“…Figure 3. Structure of the Division of Objectives to Achieve a Goal  Conversion of knowledge:Once the objectives that will make possible the goal "efficiently manage the TDM and NGN network" have been identified, it is through the interaction proposed by Huang, (2002)13 that they emphasize the dynamic model of the creation of the knowledge, where it is proposed that through the conversion of knowledge, the individual and technological requirements required by BaghTel's Specialized Networks Management can be defined.  Development of short, medium and long term plans: It refers to the plans that broadly define the activities and actions necessary to give continuity to the goal of "efficiently managing the TDM and NGN network".…”
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“…The operators will have numerous benefits of separation of services from access. Some of them are as follows [13].…”
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“…The traditional service provisioning approach in convergent network scenarios is to rely on the available interworking functions (i.e., signaling and media gateways) to enable IN service access in the IMS domain and vice-versa [9][10] [11]. Thus, just like users can place calls across heterogeneous domains (e.g., IMS users calling or being called by PSTN or GSM subscribers), they can also access services hosted by the operator in a separate network.…”
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confidence: 99%